Be the change you want to see. Make some games worth playing and release it as a FOSS and prove it can be a commercial success as well. See how it goes.
Asking people to release their work for free while providing very little incentives other than your own benefit aren’t going to convince people who need to put food on the table NOW, without relying on miniscule probability of popularity or success after pouring years of your time.
I can’t believe people construed the lack of this feature in a brand new software as bad Canonical want to kill deb!
Most loud mouth open source enthusiasts are often toxic entitled choosing beggars. If any of their desires are not met, the project is dying or dead even though the statistics say otherwise.
Fork it and fix things you want to make it better?
No way bro. I want someone else to work on the feature I requested one year ago.
Didn’t you know if someone doesn’t find anything new in their niche kink fetish content anymore, then “Reddit is dying”? Same with niche forums with about 100 users. No more posts?
REDDIT IS DYING
Developers also need to make money to live and survive. Why do you think you’re entitled to all of their work for free? If it’s such an inconvenience, you should try your hand at coding an alternative and giving all of it for free. We’re waiting.
This can’t be stressed enough.
Your personal preferences are not the problem of the FOSS community. If it’s a problem for you, fork it and do as you please.
Wait for a bugfix release after a major release. Then upgrade.
need moar bugs fixed, just to be safe
The security issue was found in a development build, not a production release. There were no users to benefit from the CVE, because none were affected. If there were exceptions that were using development builds, it on them.
I just scraped your profile and used it for training my commercial AI product. sue me b.
Oh yes, the open source enthusiast that does fuck all but seek out the most competitive softwares for free and adds nothing but constant moaning and complaining.
You’re doing open-source a great service.